Top Lanzarote Dolphin Watching

Travelers looking for a fun day at sea can hop aboard this first fully electric, emission-free catamaran in the Canary Islands. Experience the magic of cetaceans up close as you enjoy an eco-friendly adventure. As you glide silently through the crystal-clear waters, you have the chance to observe the natural behaviors of whales and dolphins without disturbing them. Plus, your crew can provide insightful information about these creatures and their ecosystem along the way.

Secure your Sea Trek ticket in advance and step into the sea for a diving experience with a difference. Offering a way to walk on the seabed while breathing naturally, the experience is popular in Lanzarote where wildlife-rich waters abound. By booking online, you’ll secure your spot on an excursion that’s limited to just eight people, complete with use of a helmet, wetsuit, and shoes.

Perfect for families, this fun-packed, half-day cruise takes you to the beautiful beaches of Costa de Papagayo on a luxury catamaran. In between swimming stops, feast on paella, and take advantage of an open bar stocked with alcohol and soft drinks. Drop anchor on the golden sands of Papagayo, spend hours soaking up the sun, and enjoy the use of kayaks to explore the area in more depth.

Whether you are a beginner or have kayaked before, you will have a lot of fun on this active tour. You will be provided with all the equipment you need to enjoy three hours of adventure at sea. Kayak along some of Lanzarote's most prized beaches and stop at Papagayo Beach to explore with snorkeling and have a picnic. An ideal half day excursion for families.

If you want to explore the underwater world of Lanzarote without getting wet, then this is the tour for you. Descend 100 feet (30 meters) to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in a large submarine that can accommodate 44 seated passengers. Along the way, look out for marine life that you likely wouldn’t see otherwise—such as sea breams, eels, barracudas, and rays. If you're lucky, you might even see a shipwreck.

The vineyards of La Geria on Lanzarote are one of the world’s unique landscapes, but difficult to appreciate fully by road or without a guide. This small-group guided hike takes you across the black sand terrain to view the scenery and viticultural methods close-up. Follow tracks through the hills, learn how winemakers have overcome the harsh conditions, and taste the island’s white Malvasia wines at a top winery. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Avoid the crowded beaches of Lanzarote and explore the idyllic island of La Graciosa on this classic catamaran tour. Catch the ferry to the village of Caleta de Sebo, which you’ll explore independently. Then board your boat to cruise along the island’s south coast, tuck into a traditional paella lunch, and enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or kayaking at Playa la Francesca.

We move to different islands of the Canary Islands, depending on the migration of marlins and tuna. We are on the island of La Gomera in April for giant bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna, bigeye tuna and other small and medium tuna. In La Gomera for blue marlin in May, June and July. In Lanzarote for blue and white marlin at the end of July, August, September, October and early November. From November to March in Lanzarote for bottom fish, tuna and bass, serviolas, snappers and grouper. We have 20 years of experience in sport fishing with lures and fresh bait. I usually catch the tangerine with heavy equipment and bait & switch for blue marlin and bluefin tuna, which in our area usually weigh between 150 and 400 kilograms. For the white marlin, I always fish with natural bait and light equipment to the tanner with circular hook or bait & switch.